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Now that New York Times bestseller lists are available in Vega Mobile (yay), it's bringing up the continued desire for the same ability in Discover.
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The ability to inherit or copy homepage configurations from the primary site is crucial for any library or system that manages multiple sites. Manual recreation can lead to errors and inconsistency, and it becomes unrealistic to make ongoing updates due to the time commitment, leading to a worse experience for patrons.